The first of my experiments in digital collage. The background is an oversaturated orangey mess of trees and architectural elements. The title text is scrawled in a messy script over a darker painted area in the middle.
Gnarled tree roots that evoke the eye sockets and nasal aperture of a skull seep through the gap between an ancient structure and a medieval
Two people in a dark, snowy wood, their fate ambiguous. A texture layer of insanely crusty paint highlights the pair and gives the whole scene
Reds and oranges and fire and destruction! There’s one non-destroyed city view, layered on top of bombed out ruins and a roaring fire. A rock
Simple collage of public domain images, paired with what qualifies for an inspirational quote in the circles I run in.
I love this blue. “The Dangers of Modern Living” is a phrase that pops up several times in the Et Cetera Discordia, mostly in Cram’s
Mountains and rivers, rocks and fields blend and melt together in a blue-green mishmash of the essence of nature, faint hints of greys and purples
